G5 Bow Reviews

The Bottom Line: Simply put, the Quest Hammer is a great hunting bow for your dollar. This bow is perfect for beginners or experienced shooters alike. The perfectly balanced 33" axle to axle frame is easy to handle, combined with the forgiving 7.25" brace height, make it possible for every shooter to drive tacks. When on stand or in a ground blind, the new technology used in the finish of this bow help to keep the hunter hidden. Not to mention, it looks and feels great. For the money, shooters get a high quality, well-built bow when they decide on a Hammer...read full review

The Bottom Line: Replacing the older XPB model, the new Quest Primal is G5's flagship bow for 2010. With immaculate fit and finish and high quality materials, the look and feel of this bow will impress even the most demanding shooter. Very well balanced and smooth on the draw, the Quest Primal has a rock solid back wall and holds easily at full draw. The performance system delivers a very smooth and linear draw cycle without humps and meets its advertised IBO speeds of 332 fps. Despite being modular adjustable, the bow needs to be pressed to change the draw length. While a bare bow could have less vibration, a properly tuned Quest Primal is impressively quiet when equipped with a good stabilizer. Overall, the G5 Quest Primal is a high quality compact hunting bow with immaculate finish and excellent shootability characteristics...read full review

The Bottom Line: The Quest QS33 may be one of the best all-around packages for the money we will ever see in the archery market. The only real draw back this bow has is the draw length can only be adjusted in 1" increments. With one of the smoothest draw cycles out there and at a price everyone can afford, this bow could be the right fit for the beginner or the experienced archer and get the job done right...read full review